Month: January 2019

The Big Bopper By: Reb MacRath

The Big Bopper By: Reb MacRath

Posted by | Jan 23, 2019 |

The Big Bopper By: Reb MacRath Have you ever taken the time to view the lights of any thriving metropolis during the night time hours?  It is a beautiful and mystical sight to be sure.  The city is like a virtual living entity unto itself.  An undulating array of sights, sounds, smells and actions.  However, don’t be fooled into thinking that this hypnotic cascade of twinkling lights is all fun and games.  Indeed, in any large city a seedy underbelly definitely exists.  Full of devious and unsavory individuals.  To survive and thrive in such a challenging atmosphere requires grim...

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Winston’s Supernatural Disaster By: C.R. Everett

Winston’s Supernatural Disaster By: C.R. Everett

Posted by | Jan 20, 2019 |

Winston’s Supernatural Disaster By:  C.R. Everett Sadly, the majority of us know someone who has left this earth far too early.  Whether it be due to a sudden illness or tragic accident, bad things have a way of happening to good people.  When this occurs, it also creates a great deal of shock and grief for the loved ones who are left behind.  They will inevitably question the arbitrary nature of death.  Why did it have to be their loved one!  Why now?  In such a state of grief and dismay it is so difficult to find any type...

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Lindisfarne By: Terry Tyler

Lindisfarne By: Terry Tyler

Posted by | Jan 18, 2019 |

Lindisfarne By:  Terry Tyler “Humans are fragile creatures, made up of broken hearts and broken promises.”  (unknown) One could be forgiven for believing human civilization is tough and unbreakable.  Indeed, look at the impressive man-made structures, complex currency systems, powerful militaries and unique systems of law and order which can be found from one end of the globe to the other.  Impressive to say the least!  However, human civilization is a very delicate entity.  History has clearly shown that it does not take much for it to fall apart and crumble.  What would you do if faced with such...

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Suspicion By: Brenda Guiton

Suspicion By: Brenda Guiton

Posted by | Jan 15, 2019 |

Suspicion By:  Brenda Guiton   It is said that we all have a secret in life.  Something from our past which we really do not want anyone to find out.  It could simply be a silly and embarrassing incident.  Or perhaps it could be much darker and sinister in nature- something which we would stop at nothing to hide from others.  However, the problem is that virtually nothing remains concealed forever.  It all eventually leaks out like a sieve.  The question then becomes how on earth do we react when this deep, dark secret is at risk of being...

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Author Spotlight: Donna Siggers

Author Spotlight: Donna Siggers

Posted by | Jan 13, 2019 | ,

I read and reviewed author Donna Sigger’s book, Broken in 2018.  I loved the novel and her writing.  That is why she is one of my favorite authors and has earned a position on my Author Spotlight page!  Please see her interview and upcoming work below: 1.  What inspired you to write a book? Writing has always been a hobby, but after acquiring a head injury I needed something to focus on to help me create a new memory system because I was struggling to remember what I’d done five minutes ago.  One of my closest friends (who was...

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Akea - The Power of Destiny
it was amazing
Akea – The Power of Destiny
by Elizabeth Jade
Have you ever considered what it actually means to be "different"?  To step outside the norms of society and truly be yourself, despite the sideways glances, outright disapproval and criticism which may inevitably follow.  To be true to …
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Wham!
it was amazing
Wham!
by Carol Marrs Phipps
"First they came for the communists,

And I did not speak out because I wasn’t a communist.

Then they came for the trade unionists,

And I didn’t speak out because I was not a trade unionist.

Then they came for the Jews,

And I did not…

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Doctor Hydenberg
really liked it
Doctor Hydenberg
by Jeffery Martin Botzenhart
To come to the end of one’s life and be full of regret is a terrible thing for anyone to experience.  The whole idea of living with no excuses and loving with zero regrets, right out the window.  A life full of missed opportunities and w…
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The Haunting of Hope House
it was ok
The Haunting of Hope House
by Astrid Addams
Have you ever faced something in your personal life which was so overwhelming that you just needed to escape?  Running as far away from such troubles as possible in hopes of ultimately finding greener pastures in life.  Unfortunately, pe…

A Fine Death
it was amazing
A Fine Death
by Walter Rice
Have you ever felt as if your entire life was spinning out of control?  Where absolutely nothing was going right and everything you touched turned to stone?  A gloomy cloud overhead which virtually follows your every move.  All of your r…
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Scouse Gothic: The Pool of Life... and Death
it was amazing
Scouse Gothic: The Pool of Life… and Death
by Ian McKinney
What do you get when you mix vampires, a hitman, a grief stricken mother recently released from a mental institution who is bent on revenge- and a plump little angel with the appearance of a pigeon?  You get one fantastic story…that’s …
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Lullaby of the Dead: Every Ghost Has a Story
it was amazing
Lullaby of the Dead: Every Ghost Has a Story
by Lynn Lamb

If this was to be your last day on this planet, would you be satisfied with the life you have lived?  Have you existed in harmony with those around you- and within yourself?  What if your answer to these questions is a resounding ‘No’? …

Guinevere: At the Dawn of Legend
really liked it
Guinevere: At the Dawn of Legend
by Cheryl Carpinello
There can be little doubt that childhood is an exciting and wonderful time.  It is filled with a variety of fresh and new experiences which are approached with a childlike innocence.  Be that as it may, such youthful exuberance can be qu…
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Virus
really liked it
Virus
by Norton S. Beckerman
Have you ever considered what could possibly be strong enough to destroy human civilization as we know it?  Perhaps nuclear war?  Famine? Disease and pestilence?  The possibilities are many, and not very pleasant to ponder.  When thinkin…
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The Zoo: An Allegorical Adventure
liked it
The Zoo: An Allegorical Adventure
by Stephen Black
What would it take to bring a vibrant and bustling Metropolis to its very knees?  The simple answer to this question is…not very much!  Any type of civilization takes a great deal of time and industry to create, but precious little effor…
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